Is ami0 and sd0 the same?

2006-03-06 Thread Openbsd User
losing the data? Is there a way to access sd1? Are ami0 and sd0 the same thing? or am I writing to a peticular drive in an array? Do I have to wait for Marco to help me with this? http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/

Re: Is ami0 and sd0 the same?

2006-03-06 Thread Otto Moerbeek
and sd0 the same thing? or am I writing to a peticular drive in an array? No, they are not the same. ami0 is the controller, sd0 is the drive. You are not wrting to a particular hard disk. You are writing to the logical drive sd0, which consists of two physical disks, which are hidden by the ami card

Re: Is ami0 and sd0 the same?

2006-03-06 Thread Marco Peereboom
can't access sd1. I do have two identical hard drives but only one shows up in the dmesg. Is there a way to disable the raid without losing the data? Is there a way to access sd1? Are ami0 and sd0 the same thing? or am I writing to a peticular drive in an array? Do I have to wait for Marco

Re: Is ami0 and sd0 the same?

2006-03-06 Thread Paul de Weerd
if the machine is colocated far away. | Is there a way to access sd1? You have no sd1, only sd0. It's made up of two separate disks, but that is pretty much transparent to the OS. | Are ami0 and sd0 the same thing? or am I writing to a peticular drive in an | array? No, ami0 is the controller, sd0